End of Dollar Dominance? China’s Gold Strategy Explained

This episode explores the shifting balance of global power between the United States and China, focusing on the deep geopolitical and economic consequences of that transition. The conversation highlights China’s growing leverage — from its restriction of rare earth metal exports critical to U.S. defense systems, to its push for a gold-based settlement network that challenges the post-1971 U.S. dollar reserve status.

Experts warn that these moves could mark the beginning of a major monetary realignment, potentially fueling long-term volatility and a sustained rise in gold prices. The discussion also exposes America’s industrial decline and fragile supply chains, questioning its readiness for large-scale conflict. As the U.S. grapples with overwhelming debt and systemic instability, the guests suggest that a new era is emerging — one where Bitcoin and gold may serve as the foundation for the next global reserve paradigm